Jacarandas falling: A new season

It’s ‘fall’ season—or so i think.

Well that is what I am deciding to call this period when jacaranda trees world over (Okay in the hoods I have been to at least) are shedding their beautiful purple flowers… it’s like walking all over a royalty carpet ( Soo soft too)

Scientifically, the trees shed the flowers to signify that a new season of growth is about to occur.

In our lives, we go through we can relate this process to those instances where we go through a painful shedding process that makes us wonder just how terrible our season is… but you know what?

This is the chance for a Re-birth, Renewal, Regeneration the result; a brand new you :-)

Just like a Caterpillar morphs into a beautiful butterfly after struggling out of its 'Shell'

In the same way after we have been broken,

God gives us a new lease to life and a new vision. And the best part of all this is He does not abandon us during the process.

He is with us all the way:

So there it is we are broken to be made whole for as it is written:

So next time you see a jacaranda tree check carefully and you will see new shoots budding for a new season.

Remain Blessed.

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